“Disclosure Day” and Anthropocentrism
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O Estranho Mundo de Von Victor
Comics, tattoos, rock, naughty, wet and horny women. A pastor with ideas that parents pray won't come to their children's heads. Von Victor's strange world is completely unsuitable for minors. For some he is an artist. For others, he is nothing more than a pervert. The door is open: come in and make yourself comfortable if you can.
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Comics, tattoos, rock, naughty, wet and horny women. A pastor with ideas that parents pray won't come to their children's heads. Von Victor's strange world is completely unsuitable for minors. For some he is an artist. For others, he is nothing more than a pervert. The door is open: come in and make yourself comfortable if you can.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Carol Thomé
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